- performing an incremental backup ( as opposed to a full backup every time ) is critical to the efficient , continued operation of a Linux desktop system or a Linux server.
- it is important to institute a policy of regular backups , preferably with the backed-up data removed to a remote location for storage.
DIFFERENTIAL BACKUP
- a differential backup saves any changes made since the last full backup of your system.
- this method works faster than a full backup since it saves only files that have changed since your last full backup.
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